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Hey guys,

Just wondering how the Sportivo springs differ to the standard non Sportivo spring?

Are they lower, significantly stiffer? How will they pair with the standard non Sportivo shock? If they're lower springs I'd imagine it wouldn't do my shock life a world of good either.

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Hey guys,

Just wondering how the Sportivo springs differ to the standard non Sportivo spring?

Are they lower, significantly stiffer? How will they pair with the standard non Sportivo shock? If they're lower springs I'd imagine it wouldn't do my shock life a world of good either.

No, same spring rates and in fact a little longer, but sportivo shockers are stiffer. The Sportivo accessory springs on the other hand are lower and stiffer than the standard corolla springs

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